YOU NEED TO GO HERE! Whether you make your whole road trip about coming to this awesome state park,…read moreor just make it part of another trip like we did, you have to come to Monahans Sandhills and rent a sand disc from the visitor center (or bring your own) to sled down the sand dunes with your friends or family. This was my daughter's #1 memory from our whole trip and we spent 3 days in Big Bend - but apparently sledding down the sand dunes beat out all the cool hikes and stuff we saw (she's still talking about it). Honestly, this was so affordable and could be hours and hours of fun, along with the beautiful desert views that you could enjoy on hikes. Probably not as fun in 100+ degree temps, but being there around the New Year was amazing. 10/10 place to stop and have a ton of fun!

the sandhills are very cool. the sand is very soft and they are tall. shadows look neat. they have…read morea visitor center with limited hours.

This brand new RV Park is clean and spacious with concrete streets and asphalt pads for the RV's…read more No dirt!! The RV's aren't crammed in here. The WiFi actually works and they have security cameras all around the property. On site laundry will be installed soon! Close to HEB and CVS.

Absolutely love Oasis North. Great little hidden gem. We initially were only going to stay a few…read morenights and ate now long term residents and couldn't be happier. Both the owner Scott and on site manger Taylor are great folks and so easy to communicate with. Laundry and showers are always clean and the oark itself is very quiet, well kept and simply a great place to live

From the owner: All of our amenities are brand new and we offer WiFi, Direct TV and Free Laundry.read more

Peaceful, clean and the staff is extremely easy to work with. The laundry facilities are very well…read morekept as well. The unit I am renting is decorated very tastefully and the staff has gone out of their way to make sure I have everything I need.

A Great RV Park, Clean and Quiet, perfect for the working man. They also have rental RV's that are…read morefurnished for a reasonable price.

Stayed one night on our way East. Nice big pull-thru spots, gravel base and level. Friendly staff…read more Quiet enough and a good rate. Would definitely stay again.

The Fort Stockton was conveniently located off the highway. It was a pull through which made it…read moreeasy to park our 42 ft fifth wheel. There was a bark park, showers, laundry, and plenty of places to walk our dog. I guess the only negative is you had to go in the bark park to throw away your dog bags or across the street from the office to the dumpster. It would be nice to have trash cans and bags located in other areas. We always carry our own bags, but clearly other people don't carry theirs. We walked our dogs and there was always dodo throughout the park.

We love this RV park. The owner, Karen is amazing, very personable and sweet. Nikki basically took…read moreour oldest son under her wing during our stay as we recently moved to TX and he hasn't met a lot of friends yet. We had three issues during our stay. One - often the washing machines and/or dryers are out of service and with a family of six that can be frustrating. Two - the water was shut off one evening and there wasn't communication to the tenants affected and did not end up getting resolved until almost midnight. Given it was 40 degrees, I wasn't going to take myself or my toddler and infant to the showers available within the park. Three - we had an issue with a VERY rude employee but luckily her poor behavior was addressed and is no longer an issue. This was a HUGE step up from the park we stayed in previously and I will definitely be back to bring my boys in to visit because they love everyone.

They are very clean sites, 2 dog parks , a shower house, a gym, polite employees. I would…read morerecommend and the price is not too bad.

Davis Mountains State Park is a park that I've always wanted to come back to and I finally did…read moreafter 8 years. As one of two Texas state parks that provides mountain trail access, this place can offer some phenomenal views of nearby mountains both near and far. I came here for a two-night camp. I made all my reservations online and arrived before the office closed to check in. The campsite I reserved had both water and electric hookups, which I did occasionally use during my time here. There are many hiking trails to choose from, although some trail access was restricted due to recent flooding. But all the trails I hiked were well-maintained and clearly marked. My favorite trail, Skyline Drive Trail, took me up the side of the mountain via switchbacks up to the mountain ridge. The trail leads all the way to the famed CCC overlook that allowed me to see differently-shaped mountains in the distance. I thought it was cool that I could see the University of Texas McDonald's Observatory from the overlook, even though it requires a 13-mile drive to get there from the park. During my stay, I also had the opportunity to attend a ranger talk. The ranger came from the nearby Fort Davis National Historical Park with some relics of times past. The talk was informative and entertaining. I enjoyed the clean bathrooms near the campsite, though you'll have to bring your own shampoo and body soap to shower. The water provided at the campsite is potable and I thought it tasted better than the tap water I get at home! I thoroughly enjoyed my time here and would love a chance to come back in the future!

Stumbled upon this stunning state park during a short stay in Fort Davis. We did a scenic drive on…read morethe Skyline Trail, and did some short hikes to enjoy the absolutely stunning vistas o west Texas from various viewpoints. We also briefly visited the recently renovated Indian Lodge (open for breakfast and lunch), which we hope to stay at next time. This state park is a hidden gem and absolutely worth a visit!

Very pleased, in short. No bugs or horror stories…read more In length, the reason I give it 5 stars is they are honest in what to expect and the service was very easy to work with and nice. There are no on line reservations, but with a quick phone call I had two nights reserved easily. Originally the girl and I were very skeptical and not too sure how to prepare for a cabin that said "its not for everyone." Even though, we found it very easily at night and followed the path off the main road. We were pleasantly surprised with the cabin which had a full kitchen, small front porch BBQ, and even a little living area. It could easily accommodate 5 people who didn't mind sleeping in close quarters. The big front windows of the cabin gave a great view and proof of our seclusion which made it mentally very quiet/peaceful. While getting ready in the early morning we could see the milky way better than I ever have before (couldn't see it in Fort Davis). There's no room service or continental breakfast, its not that kind of place, but for 65$ a night I will happily make my own food. Jim was the only "employee" I saw during my stay and he was a pleasure to work with. The bad: The furniture in the living area was well used which was totally acceptable, but if your a clean freak its gonna be below par. Same goes for the shower. To me, all things you would expect for a mtn town cabin. I came for Hammerfest bike race and would definitely recommend it for team lodging especially considering it is a 15 minute drive from Fort Davis and stage 2 ended at the dirt road leading to the cabin.

We did a short Spring Break camping trip to the Davis mountains and stayed three nights at the…read moreCrows Nest Ranch. It is about 18 miles west of the town of Ft. Davis, so not too far from Davis Mountains State Park. I found the accommodations average for a campground. The restrooms are not new, but they were presentable and usable. The toilets flush with running water, so they aren't the kind that sit on an open hole above a smelly holding tank. There is hot water for showering and even a couple of coin operated washing machines! One reason I chose to stay here is because it is a ranch with a lot of area to roam around on without having to see or hear a lot of people like you do at state or national parks. We hiked up to the top of one peak for a 360 degree view of the area around the ranch. A flashlight is a must at night. It is pitch black, so it is excellent for viewing the stars!